As we students have progressed through the education system, we are bombarded with the importance of exam scores and grades. Schools stress over and over […]
Category: Opinion
Sturgis Library needs more space
The Sturgis Library offers plenty of help and resources for students, but it is sometimes difficult to find a quiet place to study inside. I […]
Don’t be afraid to vaccinate
One day during the end of September, my sister had came from student teaching to share the details of her day. She explained that some […]
Juggling a Busy College Life
College students share their time with school, work, friends, hobbies, families, charity, and leisure. While some students are successful with time management, we all still […]
AIDS Medication: Life Saver or Money Maker?
Medicine is my calling and I focus my current ambitions in community health promotion through my role as a peer health educator and hospital volunteer. […]
Legalize it
If you watched the most recent republican presidential debates, you might have noticed a humorous exchange between Sen. Rand Paul and Jeb Bush. After Sen. […]
Come on, Conservatives
I can only speak on facts, statistics and experiences. I held my friend’s hand as she cried in the waiting room waiting for results to […]
Midterms: Survival of the Fittest
Being the procrastinator that I am, it’s very likely that I wait until the last minute and cram for all of my tests. That’s endless […]
The Senate must act: defund Planned Parenthood
Planned parenthood makes so much money of off so many services, so why do they even need government funding? On top of that, they receive […]
New York Times Editor Talks Democracy
The managing global news editor for The New York Times, Michael Slackman, visited Kennesaw State University Thursday, Sept. 24 as part of the American Democracy […]
Come on, Congress
Dr. Willie Parker of Chicago is often viewed as a savior to many Mississippi women. According to Esquire, he flies from Chicago to Mississippi twice […]